SUMMARY: With numerous battles going on, vying for best position, this place quickly became a bloody mess.

SUMMARY: In colonial America, Raynham Hall was the family home of the Townsends. During the American Revolution the estate, like many others, housed British soldiers. One of them was the now infamous Major John Andre. His ghost has been seen in the house many times since his death.

SUMMARY: This huge, gothic edifice was built in 1922 for the Masons, with the cornerstone being set using the same trowel that George Washington used to set the cornerstone of the United States Capitol in Washington D.C. Its 14 floors and 1,037 rooms house 50 masonic organizations, and, according to some, a fair amount of paranormal activity.

SUMMARY: The hotel dates back to the Revolutionary War days. The Hotel is reportedly haunted by figure from it passed. People have heard strange noises and voices, and have seen ghostly apparition wearing period clothing.

SUMMARY: Graveyard where a Tombstone is spattered with blood and an entity lurking just out of visual range.

SUMMARY: The castle was built by wealthy Maryland businessman Samuel Taylor Suit for his young bride, Rosa, in 1885. Rosa spent the family silver on throwing lavish parties and died in poverty. It is thought her spirit still lurks in the castle, a faded shell of its former grandeur. …

SUMMARY: The events which led to the Witch Trials actually occurred in what is now the town of Danvers, then a parish of Salem Town, known as Salem Village. Launching the hysteria was the bizarre, seemingly inexplicable behavior of two young girls; the daughter, Betty, and the niece, Abigail Williams, of the Salem Village minister, Reverend Samuel Parris.

SUMMARY: Twisting and turning, Game Preserve Road drops and twists treacherously under an old underpass that appears to be made of rough-hewn granite. It's neat, constanly dripping water, and, if you stand under it, awfully creepy.

SUMMARY: During spring season there is a giant puddle under the NANA museum from all the melted snow.

SUMMARY: Black Rock Mill is reportedly haunted by two teenage ghosts who were killed when their car went out of control on the narrow and winding road that drops as it approaches the Black Rock Mill. Their ghostly apparitions and overturned car lights have been seen on dark nights. If you honk your horn a few times the spirits are seen rising from the stream and then knock on your car door. A pair of bright headlights have been seen coming down the narrow road and then disappear.

SUMMARY: Almshouse complex at Route 611. This complex was used as the Bucks County Almshouse from 1810 to 1966. Several of the old buildings are still standing.

SUMMARY: This institution was founded in 1797, making it the second oldest insane asylum in the Nation.

SUMMARY: The park is haunted by the apparition of a young woman which wears an old fashioned bathing suit.

SUMMARY: The Thornton family was among the early 18th century settlers on the falls of the Rappahannock River. They named their home, plainly enough, "The Falls." The Thorntons soon enough built another house, more elegant, and named it "Fall Hill." That estate has been passed down to the descendants of the Thornton family and is known to be haunted by ghostly apparitions seen walking throughout the house and on the grounds.

SUMMARY: There is a pond located away from the road, down a steep hill. There are two trees located at the pond who branches are intertwined with each other. People say that you will get very strange feelings if you walk under those twisted limbs. Some people claim that they feel a sense of pressure around arms and shoulders.